The Knockturnal: In honor of Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day, what does it mean to be a women entrepreneur?
Nadia Naffa:
The Knockturnal: Why was it important to tell Sarah’s story? Because the world is evolving, why do many employers have problems hiring people who have been imprisoned, abused or experienced prostitution?
Nadia Naffa:
The Knockturnal: On Aug. 4, 2020, Sarah’s storefront was damaged due to an explosion. She is still working to rebuild her store and expand her business. This is 20 years of hard work. Why must many people experience suffering/hardship while trying to be successful?
Nadia Naffa:
The Knockturnal: Many women who worked with Sarah design these bags become stronger in their mind, body, and spirit. How has art/design helped people express their emotions?
Nadia Naffa:
The Knockturnal: As the director, you highlighted everyday women who work with Sarah to support their families. Can you describe the role of a woman and the value of women in the workplace, school, and home?
Nadia Naffa:
The Knockturnal: In the media, we sometimes notice that many women try to compete with each other. From the film, “Sarah’s bag” Why was it important to show women embodying togetherness, empowerment, and sisterhood?
Nadia Naffa: